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Our anger over Jason Arday’s death is not enough   - Voice Online

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By Richard Sudan
| The Voice (UK) Verified
THERE ARE moments that demand we remain measured, thoughtful and nuanced. This isn’t one of those moments. Our communities are seething in righteous indignation and anger at the lynching of Professor Jason Arday. We are raging – and we should be. And we must. But, what’s important, is that we channel this anger constructively, and honour the family of Jason Arday in the wake of his death, after failing to protect him in life. The media hounded Jason to his death.
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Black players have made football what it is today

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By Richard Sudan
| The Voice (UK) Verified
I’M not a football expert. But I’ve always been a fan. Crystal Palace is my team. Back in 1998/1999 I was a season ticket holder as a young teen. That season I attended almost all home games, even on a school night. I sat in the Holmesdale Road stand. I loved it. There were always loads of Black players and fans. The vibe was always good. I’m sure there was some racism in the crowd, but I’m thankful I never saw it.
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They hounded Jason Arday. Now a family is grieving

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By Richard Sudan
| The Voice (UK) Verified
MY HEART goes out to the family and friends of Jason Arday. I can’t imagine the pain they are going through, and furthermore how utterly broken he must have felt in his final moments. Let’s not beat around the bush here. This entire rancid saga only occurred because Jason was Black. This was never anything more than a right-wing pile on to attack Diversity Equity and Inclusion, and to suggest that anyone Black in any position of prominence is not there because of merit alone.
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